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Bed Song
05:07
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Petulant child do you feel gifted ‘cause you’re paying the price
A work ethic built on avarice Gonna earn yourself something nice
I believe I’m destined for greatness but then
Consign myself to defeat
Cruel ironic dichotomy
Take a hatchet right through me
Just put it to bed she said
Gotta let it go
'Cause it’s all in your head
I know this life ain’t exactly what you want it to be
You can be so much more don’t you trust me
Forgive me for being a downer
I hope you understand
Mommy said I could be anything if I believed in my blessed hands
My relationship with what I creates more akin to Frankenstein than God
If I keep letting myself down how can I count on anyone
Just put it to bed she said
Gotta let it go
'Cause it’s all in your head
I know this life ain’t exactly what you want it to be
We can be so much more don’t you trust me
Every night I go to sleep
Just to wake up
When I’m upset I bury my head
Just to wake up
I’m so tired of living my life just to wake up
I swear to God I’ll end this facade
I don’t wanna wake up ever again
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Thoughts And Prayers
04:10
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Actor
03:04
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Bullpup Lowell, Massachusetts
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